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A few days ago, Samsung surprised fans and competitors by unveiling the Galaxy Fold in all its splendor, long before the name of the Galaxy S10 was even mentioned on stage. Samsung's Unpacked event began with a segment worthy of a "one last thing" event, as the Korean giant already knew in advance what it would follow at MWC 2019. The Android's main Android threat would surely launch its own foldable handset, it's been teasing for months. Thanks to a leak on Friday, we already know what the device is and what it will look like. The Huawei Mate X is considered the world's first 5G foldable phone on a billboard spotted in Barcelona. It's the Anti-Galaxy Fold, if you will.
Huawei did not unveil any new smartphone at MWC 2018 last year, preferring to postpone the launch of the P20 series until March. As we approached this year's mobile conference, Huawei confirmed that he would do the same with the P30 series, which will be unveiled at the end of March in Paris, France. So we wondered what Huawei could reveal at the show, apart from scheduled updates for tablets and laptops – if any – as well as the latest news about its 5G network technology. Yes, Huawei's teaser suggested unveiling a foldable phone at the show, but we were not really expecting anything major.
Let's not forget that apart from the leak of Friday, we have seen no rumors about the Huawei Mate X. Huawei has confirmed in the past that it is folding and that the Phone will have 5G connectivity, but that's just about everything we've known.
The above image reveals many details about the handset, with the exception of its business name. We are looking for a foldable all-screen camera with tiny frames and a thicker edge that houses the triple-lens camera. Thanks to a very intelligent design, this camera should work both as a main camera and as a selfie camera, depending on whether the device is open or folded. In addition, the main screen is placed on the outside of the phone, wrapping around one of the sides. Comparatively, the Galaxy Fold's main screen is on the inside, with a smaller second screen on the back of the phone.
This is not enough information and we will have to wait for the Huawei press conference to start seeing all that the Chinese technology giant has prepared for this year's Mobile World Congress. You can watch the live action in the integrated video from 8:00 am EST. Below you will find a live blog from Barcelona.
Samsung would do better to watch.
It's time to connect people. Here is the smartphone.
Huawei 5G Mobile WiFi is interesting – 5G in your pocket and a battery of 8000 mAh.
Wi-Fi 6 and 5G of the same device is the dream.
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It's time to talk about 5G connectivity.
This is the MateBook that will also offer you more ports, including USB 2.0 and HDMI.
MateBook 14 is closer to the MateBook X Pro in terms of features, such as the flush-mounted camera and FullView Touchscreen screen that offers an aspect ratio of 3: 2 and a resolution of 2K.
And here is a larger version of it, the MateBook 14.
The MateBook 13 also incorporates a new feature, a touch screen.
Muffin will absolutely be the star of this show.
However, you will probably need to buy Huawei hardware to use these features, including a smartphone and a laptop.
The crowd loves the clipboard sharing feature.
Sharing the clipboard is a useful tool that I use all the time between iPhone and Mac.
"An Exceptional Sound Experience" with a four-speaker, split-frequency configuration.
Another upgrade: the GeForce MX250 graphics card, for performances up to 3.5 times higher.
Performance, battery life, Gigabit WI-Fi and Thunderbolt 3 are among the highlights of notebooks with the Intel 8th generation processor.
Intel is on stage to talk about the chips that will power the new MateBook X Pro.
And here is the expected upgrade to the Intel 8th generation processors.
USB-C ports also have full support for Thunderbolt 3.
Here's a noticeable improvement: Double the speed of Wi-Fi, provided your home equipment can handle it.
Until now, the new X Pro is similar to the old X Pro.
Colors: Mystic Silver and Space Gray.
Here is the Huawei MateBook X Pro – the "new" model.
It seems that the first new product of the day will be a new laptop.
Remember when Nokia connected people?
Connecting the future means connecting the office, the home and the people.
Huawei will spend more than $ 5 billion on research and development this year.
Huawei's CEO has just thanked everyone for the recent success of the company.
I do not know about the future, I just know that the Wi-Fi situation needs to improve a lot before going into the future.
Huawei "connects the future" with them.
As you can see from all these pictures, Huawei continues to tease folding phones.
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We are already waiting for a foldable phone, considering this leak.
We live in Barcelona, Spain, guys. We have less than 30 minutes left before Huawei unveils everything it has planned for this year's MWC edition.